Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1951 volume:

iS 1 3 £3 39 ALMA MATER On Trojans down the field (court) Fight on for Troy High Long may our school be victorious, Wefll never say die. And with the glory and honor Of Troy’s sons’ great might, We’ll fight and win for our colors, The Blue and White. L.. Q- s r i r fTr cji r Sponsored Senior Class o-r Troy Pura f ifh School Tray t Kansas CJitor- Shirley ol flssi. £di or - COArjorie yra-nt AdtnifxtitraticH H. D. Kinsey, R. F. Noyes, 0. 0. Fulk, Treasurer Director Clerk hecficaticH We wish to dedicate this Trojan annual to Miss Florence Rhudy, a very wise and deserving person. The conclusion of this year marks her thirtieth anniversary teaching mathematics, a goal accomplished worthy of praise. For twenty-six of these years it has been the privilege of Troy High School to have Miss Rhudy on its staff. Her patience and understanding has made her a favorite among students and faculty alike. To this lovely lady goes our salute of the year as a small token of our appreciation. The Annual Staff c. W. TROGDON, Prin. B.S. - KSTC, Pittsburg M.S. - Univ. of Mo. Algebra I ANNA M. GOSS B.S. - Ks. State, Manhattan Home Economics Jr. Sponsor Pep Club Sponsor FLORENCE RHUDY B.A. - Kansas Univ. Mathematics KENNETH CLAYTON B.S. - KSTC, Emporia Science WALTER T. CROUCH B.S. - KSTC, Emporia Social Science Asst. Coach Fresh. Sponsor Paper Sponsor CHARLES M. KUENZI B.S. in Agrie. Univ. of Mo. Vocational Agrie. JEWELL LEWIS B.S. - KSTC, Pitts- burg Commercial Annual Sponsor Soph. Sponsor WAYNE R. TAYLOR B.S. - KSTC, Emporia Coach - Ind. Arts BARBARA SINCLAIR B.S. - MSTC, Kirks- ville English Senior Sponsor ANTHONY KiMMI B.S. - Ks. State, Manhattan Music Jr. Sponsor S e vio rs 's JACK MASTERS V. P. FFA-4 Class Sec-Treas.-4 Football Co-Capt.-4 Football-1,2,3,4 T. Club-2,3,4 Basketball-1,2,3 Track-3 Jr. Play-3 Boys’ State-3 Class V. P.-2 ERMA SHARP Annual Staff-4 Class Pres.4 Glee Club-1,2 ClaAA Htitctif BERNADINE FORD Bus. Mgr. Ann.-4 Co-Ed of Paper-4 Student Coun.-4 Glee Club-3,4 Jr. Play-3 Attended MSSA Atchison-1,2 The discovery of the class of ’51 was truly an accident. On Sept. 1947, 47 shy little immature kids trouped through the halls of Troy High. Shy and cringing from our powerful upper- classmen, fearing the rumors we had heard about our initiation into this new way of life.” These rumors were pretty bad be- cause they left us minus a few. Well, the dreaded initiation finally came. We had our first wonderful party, sponsored by our upperclass Sophies.” Then, our final disaster came for the first time— final exams. We who survived them, became Sophomores. One year later, we were Juniors. Oh, and what a proud, privileged and sense-of-importance group we were. We held our esteemable prom, sponsored a Junior carnival and pre- (Continued on page 12) FRANCES BIBB Glee Club-1,2,3,4 MAE BRENNER Band-4 Glee Club-1,2,3,4 Basketball-2 JIM CLARI T-Club-2 Basketball-1,2 Football-1,2 Track-1,2 EARL EASTERBROOKS NORMA DELK Pep Club Sec.-4 Pep Club-3,4 Glee Club-2,3 Class Treas.-] ROWENA DIXON Paper Staff-4 Glee Club-1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus-2,3,4 Concert Club-2,3,4 Class Sec.-3 Jr. Play-3 Basketball-1,2 French Club-2 Football-4 Basketball-4 T. Club-4 Band-1,2,3,4 Glee Club-1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus-1,2,3,4 Jr. Play-3 Track-3 Class Pres.-2 MARY FLOTT V. P. Pep Club-4 Homecoming Attendant-4 Attended Bonner Springs, Ks.-1,2,3 SHIRLEY FOLSCHE Pep Club Pres.-4 Cheerleader-4 Ann. Ed.-4 Glee Club-2,3,4 Pep Club-2,3,4 Jr. Play-3 Girls’ State-3 Class Treas.-3 Class Sec.-2 Concert Club-1 LYNNE FULLER Band-3,4 Glee Club-3,4 Mixed Chorus-3,4 Pep Club-3,4 Attended Ticumseh- 1,2 MYRON JESCHKE FFA Pres.-4 Basketball-2,4 Band-3 T. Club-2,3 Track-2,3 BETTY LEWIS Annual Staff-4 Glee Club-1,2 JACK MALLORY Football-4 FFA-4 Basketball-1,4 T. Club-1,2,3,4 Glee Club-1,2,3 Track-1,2,3 Mixed Chorus-2,3 Band-2 JOHN MALLORY FFA Reporter-4 Track-2,3,4 T. Club-2,3,4 Football-1,4 Glee Club-3 Jr. Play-3 Football Mgr.-3 JO ANN MASTERS Annual Staff-4 Pep Club Treas.-4 Basketball-2 Glee Club-1,2 donald McClelland FFA Treas.-4 Mixed Chorus-2,3,4 Glee Club-2,3,4 Jr. Play-3 Band-1 MARCELINE MILLER FRANCIS Homecoming Queen-4 FFA-4 Annual Staff-4 Student Council-? Carnival Queen-3 Basketball-2 NEUMANN NORMA JEAN NITZ Annual Staff-4 Co-Ed of Paper-4 Glee Club-1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus-2,3,4 Concert Club-2,3 Basketball-2 —10— EDDIE SCARBROUGH Glee Club-3,4 Mixed Chorus-3,4 Basketball-2,3,4 Football-1,2,3 T. Club-2,3 BEVERLY SCOTT Annual Staff-4 Jr. Play-3 Pep Club-1,2 Glee Club-1 SHIRLEY SMITH Annual Staff-4 Glee Club-1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus-2,3,4 Concert Club-1,2 RICHARD STAHL Basketball-4 Glee Club-2,3,4 Mixed Chorus-2,3,4 Band-2,3,4 Paper Staff-2,3,4 Class Pres.-3 MARJORIE TRANT Asst. Ed. Ann.-4 Glee Club-1,2 DONNA WILLIAMS Pep Club-4 Glee Club-1,2,3,4 —ii— ClaAA ITETS---To the Junior Class, we leave our cooperation ITEMS---To our good friends, the Sophomore class, we leave our patience. It will be found useful as the only means by which they can endure the Juniors. ITEMS---To the young and unsophisticated Freshmen we leave a map of the school building so that they will not get lost and roam about in everybody’s way looking for their classrooms. ITEMS---To the Glee Club and the Band we leave our ability to watch the leader and the audience at the same time. We may have lost a measure or skipped a beat in the music occasionally, but we never missed anything—or anybody—in the audience. ITEMS—To the Dear Old School Building, itself we leave the peaceful quiet caused by our absence and any apple cores, wads of gum, or crumpled notes we may have left behind. ITEMS---To our teachers, the Faculty of Troy High School, we hereby give free from all inheritance, luxury, or income tax, our entire store of knowledge. From them it came and to them it should be returned. INDIVIDUAL WILLS I, Mae Brenner, leave with everyone a hope that someday I will grow. I, Norma Delk, leave my ability to Love them and Leave them to Donna Horner. I, Rowena Dixon, leave my studiousness to Patty Sportsman with the sincere hope that she will use it to the best of her ability, which isn't saying much. I, Frances Bibb, leave my giggles to Margaret Meng. I, Earl Eastabrooks,leave my many seats in sixth hour study hall to the many unlucky students I'm leaving behind. I, Mary Flott, leave my 105 gaited horse to Mr. Crouch. May he be able to ride him better than I. I, Lynne Fuller, will leave my musical ability to anybody who can use it to his ad- vantage. I, Shirley Folsche, leave to my revered cousin Ann, a deep regret (?) that I won't be back next year. We, Bernadine Ford and Norma Nitz, leave to next year's Trojan editor our ability to get the paper out on time. May they use it better than we have. I, Myron Jeschke, leave my singing ability to the Glee Club. I, Betty Lewis, leave my quiet voice to Patt Mullin, with hopes that the teachers may be heard above her next year. I, Jack Masters, leave my long curls to any nice young lady who can use them. It's a load off my mind. I, Jack Mallory, leave my well groomed hair to Bobby Hanlan. I, JoAnn Masters, leave with Phyllis Clary my brown eyes which will go well with her blond hair. I, John Mallory, leave my athletic ability to George Davis. I, Marceline Miller, leave my little sister Patty behind. I, Donald McClelland, leave nothing, no one ever left me anything. I, Francis Neumann, leave my horse and wagon. Johnny Bracken may be able to keep them loncer. than he has his ford. I, Beverly Scott, leave my immense height to some tall fellow like Billy Wykert. I, Eddie Scarbrough, leave my typing ability to the Junior class—ten words per minute. I, Shirley Smith, will leave... I, Richard Stahl, leave with all the girls my wonderful ability to become a house- wife. I, Marjorie Trant, leave my dependability to Betty Harter. I, Donna Williams, leave my friendliness to Peggy Jo Meerpohl. CLASS HISTORY Continued from Page 7 sented the best Junior play ever created and dramatized. Now we came to our Senior year, the greatest year in the history of our class. We began taking things more seriously. As this year drew to a close we found ourselves just dizzy with dignity. Out of 47, only 26 survived to shed their shyness and resume responsibility. It may be we have erred on the side of restraint in writing this history, but it is our privileged opinion to think that the class of '51 is the most brilliant and attractive of any class known to history and will always be remembered by the very capable faculty of Troy High and to the people of the town as that wonderful class of 1951. —12— ClaAA prophecy It is the year 1961 and as I glance over the magazine Personalities of Ameri- ca of which I am co-editor, I see some of my old classmates in the headlines. Asiwe thumb through the magazine we see that Francis Bibb is now a bathing suit model for the J. C. Penny Clothing Co. Well, well, it seems that Mae Brenner is now the U. S. best typist and has got- ten offers from the leading firms. Well, here’s my old neighbor, Norma Delk. She’s married again and we hope it sticks this time. They say the third time is the charm. Rowena Dixon is now head nurse at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. Earl Eastabrooks is head mechanic at the Ford garage in Troy. We see that Mary Flott is one of America's outstanding authorities on horses, and is now an expert at riding them. Shirley Folsche owns the King ranch and a large herd now—her childhood dream came true. Bernadine Ford and Jack Masters' are happily married. Silent Jack and Bashfull Bernie are still the same. Lynne Fuller is an accordonist with the Kansas City Symphony Orchestra. Myron Jeschke is now coaching a pro-basketball team called The Chickens. Betty Lewis is married and lives in Burr Oak township with her family of twelve. JoAnne Masters is now librarian for the New York Library of Natural History. Jack Mallory—well, it looks as if old Jack gets around. He was singing duets with Roy Acoff and now he is Mr. America for 1961. John Mallory is still trying to break his own world’s record which he set back in 1954. And, of course, we see Smiling Don McClelland the used car dealer. Marceline Miller is now a hostess for Contenental Airlines and is doing very well, we hear. Frances Neumann now owns and operates the St. Joseph Junk Yards, Inc. We received a letter from Norma Jean Nitz the other day, and we hear that she is a missionary in the Belgin Congo. Beverly Scott is now a teacher of advanced algebra at Blair High School. As we look at the local news we see where Erma Sharp has been teaching history at the Highland Junior College for the past six years. As we look at the Hollywood news we see where Marjorie Trant and Harry Carey were recently married. Well, well, this could be expected-Donna Williams and her beloved Colonel, Glen Losson of the U. S. Air Force, were married yesterday. Well, that's the way it goes, they say. Here we sit brooding over old memories and a bankrupt magazine. Eddie Scarbrough Dick Stahl P.S. Some say that you can live on old memories, but we think a buck would come in handier. —13— Class Patricia Mullen, President Louise Sutton, Vice President —14- Char les Calnan Cleo Chavez Robert L. Clar Robert V. Clary Ronald Clary Paul Garren Betty Harter Harold Hartman Wava Holzhey Of 'Si JoAnne McKernan, Secretary Carol Jean Ruhnke, Treasurer feat Bill Jasper Patricia Knapp John McKernan Margaret Meng Gordon Murphy Danny Ramsey Ellen Howland Duane Hunsaker Mary Lou Ingram Dwain Shelton Patricia Sportsman Barbara Thompson Virginia Thornton Myrna Winzer Billy Wykert We are indebted to these two men for keeping our halls in good condition. Our thanks to theml Ham Kent John Thornton —16— COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK SPECTOR - SPORTING GOODS ST. JOSEPH, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF ELLINGER SPORTING GOODS ST. JOSEPH, MO. Jerry Thomas, Secretary Teddy Campbell, Treasurer Donna Horner, S. C. Repre. Florence Ford Ann Folsche Floyd Fitzgerald CGMPLTENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF B.B.M. LUMBER COMPANY TROY SMOKE HOUSE TROY, KANSAS TROY, KANSAS Patty Miller Betty Sharp Dale Sharp Shirley Sharp Hallie Simpson Leonard Sutton Norma Jean Thornto Elizabeth Warren Jerral Weber Judy Williams SPONSORED BY HAYES VARIETY STORE TROY, KANSAS ' COMPLIMENTS OF TRIPLETT PRODUCE COMPANY TROY, KANSAS Katherine Prohaska Bonnie Savage Samuel Warren, S. C. Rep. Shirley Knapp, President V Jon Burkhart CI a ss Ivan Clark 5f Phyllis Clary Sarah Fuller 1 9 5 4 JoAnn Gray '1 Clarence Howland Alan Johnson Beverly King COITLTENTS OF WINZER HARDWARE COMPANY TROY, KANSAS COMPLIMENTS OF L V CAFE LLOYD VELMA. CROSS —21— Barbara Mooney Esther Moppin Opal Norris Mary Noyes l 9 Helen Orcutt Janice Ramsey Naomi Reder Carol Smith Charles Smith COMPLT.ENTS OF JACK'S BARBER SHOP TROY, KANSAS COMPLIMENTS OF LA BELLE THEATER TROY, KANSAS —22— ScifS (jlee Club ROW I: Duane Hunsaker, Samuel Warren, Teddy Campbell, Jon Burkhart, Jack Mallory, Charles Calnan, Eddie-Scarbrough, Patricia Knapp ROW II: Mr. Kimmi, Ivan Clark, Danny Ramsey, Earl Eastabrooks, Richard Stahl, Paul Garren, R. L. Clary, Donald McClelland CjirL (jlee Club ROW I: Mae Brenner. Phyllis Clary. JoAnn Gray, Carol Ruhnke, Louise Sutton, Myrna Winzer, Wava Holzhey, Ellen Howland, Louise Wade, Norma Jean Nitz, Shirley Smith Patt Mullen, Shirley Sharp ROW II: Elizabeth Warren, Naomi Reder, Mr. Kimmi, Ann Folsche, Florence Ford, Shirley Knapp, Lenore Schwenley, Sarah Fuller, Mary Noyes, Peggy Meerpohl, Jean Studer, Carol Smith, Janice Ramsey ROW III: Shirley Folsche, Katherine Prohaska, Judy Williams, Norma Lane, Opal Norris, Donna Williams, Lynne Fuller, Frances Bibb, Beverly King, Rowena Dixon, Patty Sportsman, Bernadine Ford, Helen Orcutt ROW IV: Donna Horner Floey Clary, Vera Brenner, Hallie Simpson, Elsie Lent, Barbara Mooney, Patricia Knapp, Lola Smith COMPLIMENTS OF BURBRIDGE CONOCO SERVICE TROY, KANSAS COMPLIMENTS OF HAGENBUCH HARDWARE COMPANY TROY, KANSAS PHONE 194 —23— Sand ROW I: Patricia Knapp, Wava Holzhey, Earl Eastabrooks, Donna Horner, Elizabeth War- ren. Phyllis Clary, Lynne Fuller,.Janice Ramsey, Patricia Sportsman ROW II: Mary Noves. Peggy Jo Meerpohl, Anne Folsche, Lenore Schwenley, Judy Williams, Shirley Richard Stahl, Teddy Campbell, Jerral Weber, Alan Johnson, Betty Harter, - ’ - - - ' • ’ Katherine Prohaska, Knapp, IW -'eddy Campbell, Jerral Weber, Alan Jean Studer, Charles Calnan, Carol Ruhnke, Shirley Folsch Samuel Warren, James Gilmore ROW III: Mae Brenner, Louise Barbara Mooney, Myrna Winzer, Mary Lou Ingram, Mr. Kimmi, Paul Garren Louise button, Sarah Fuller, HfUxed CkcruA ROW I: ROW II: ROW III: ROW IV: Mr. Kimmi, Shirley Smith, Shirley Knapp, Carol Smith, Patt Mullen, Hallie Simpson, Shirley Sharp, Mary Noyes, Sarah Fuller, Wava Holzhey, Ellen Howland Danny Ramsey, Paul Garren, Jack Mallory, Richard Stahl, Charles-Calnan, Earl Eastabrooks, Eddie Scarbrough, Samuel Warren, Duane Hunsaker, Donald McClelland, Jon Burkhard, Ivan Clark, Teddy Campbell Judy Williams, Elizabeth Warren, Barbara Mooney, Shirley Folsche,Rowena Dixon, Norma Jean Nitz, Beverly King, Patty Sportsman, Peggy Meerpohl, Jean Studer, Lynne Fuller, Elsie Lent, R. L. Clary Carol Ruhnke, Louise Sutton, Patricia Knapp, Myrna Winzer COMPLIMENTS OF HOWARD PHARMACY TROY, KANSAS COMPLIMENTS OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK TROY, KANSAS HeuApaper SEATED: STANDING: . Crouch, Paul Garren, Bernadine Ford, Norma Jean Nitz, Patt Mullen, Alan Johnson Richard Stahl, Jerral Weber, Mary Noyes, Rowena Dixon, Elizabeth Warren Charles Calnan, William Jasper, Patricia Knapp, Elsie Lent STANDING: Betty Lewis, Miss Lewis,Earl Easterbrooks Erma Sharp, JoAnne Masters, Patt Mullen, Louise Sutton, Norma Jean Nitz, Beverly Scott COMPLIMENTS OF ANDERSON TYPEWRITER CO. ST. JOSEPH, MO. R. G. LARZELERE SALES SERVICE —25— TROY, KANSAS ROW I: Bobby Hanlan, Jack Mallory, Bill Jasper, Dwain Shelton, Paul Garren, Earl Easter- brooks, Jimmie Gilmore ROW II: Charley Calnan, Dwain Hunsaker, Jerry Thomas, Wayne Martin ROW I: Dwain Shelton, Bill Jasper, Paul Garren, Jimmie Gilmore, Earl Eastabrooks, Bobby Benn ROW II: Jerry Thomas, Bobby Banian, Jack Masters, Jdck Mallory, Char- ley Calnan ROW III: Dwain Hunsaker, Bill McCord, John Mallory, Clarence Howland ROW IV: Buddy Schoenfelder, John Bracken, WayneMartin FOOTBALL SCORES Powhatten 0 Troy 0 Wathena 6 Troy 12 Sabetha 37 Troy 0 Holton 46 Troy 0 Horton 12 Troy 0 Effingham 41 Troy 0 Hiawatha 26 Troy 6 Highland 10 Troy 0 Dwain Shelton Jack Masters Co-Captains —26— fiaAketbaU Robert Hanlan Coach Taylor Jerry Thomas R. L. Clary Clarence Howland Wayne Martin BASKETBALL SCORES Everest 49 Troy 39 Hiawatha 51 Troy 34 Wathena 51 Troy 24 Holton 66 Troy 44 Hoeton 55 Troy 27 Robinson 53 Troy 27 Sabetha 57 Troy 34 Everest 61 Troy 43 Effingham 65 Troy 28 Wathena 68 Troy 35 Holton 84 Troy 31 Highland 71 Troy 42 Horton 93 Troy 28 Robinson 45 Troy 39 Denton 33 Troy 31 Sabetha 60 Troy 25 Elwood 30 Troy 28 Highland 83 Troy 35 Effingham 50 Troy 43 Hiawatha 72 Troy 27 COMPLIMENTS OF C. H. KNAPP GROCERY TROY, KANSAS COMPLIMENTS OF RUSSELL HATCHERY TROY, KANSAS —27— ROW I: Richard Stahl, Earl Eastabrooks, Mr. Crouch, Eddie McGinnis, James Gil- more ROW II: John Bracken, Myron Jeschke, Jack Mallory, Eddie Scarbrough, Jon Burkhart BASKETBALL SCORES Everest 56 Troy Hiawatha Troy Wathena 35 Troy Holton 56 Troy Horton 47 Troy Robinson 32 Troy Sabetha 50 Troy Everest 37 Troy Effingham 39 Troy Wathena 35 Troy Holton 51 Troy Highland 49 Troy Horton 56 Troy Robinson 36 Troy Sabetha 24 Troy Highland 36 Troy Effingham 42 Troy Hiawatha 45 Troy 31 37 25 30 25 26 34 30 37 24 33 25 35 2S 27 29 27 SINCLAIR PHARMACY THE REXALL STORE COMPLIMENTS OF TROY HOTEL M. A. KROEGER, Manager —2a— PHONE 60 TROY, KANSAS CHEERLEADERS.: Judy Williams-, Patricia Knapp, Shirley Folsche. Betty Clary was ab- sent when picture was taken. ROW I: ROW II: ROW III: ROW IV: JoAnne Masters, Donna Williams, Lynne Fuller, Mary Noyes, Peggy Meerpohl, Barbara Mooney Myrna Winzer, JoAnn McKernan, Ann Folsche, Donna Horner, Shirley Knapp, Lenore Schwenley, Carol Smith, Elizabeth Warren Louise Sutton, Norma Delk, Mrs. Goss, Wanda Kiger, Mary Flott, Florence Ford Margaret Meng, Sarah Fuller, Wava Holzhey, Ellen Howland, Mary Lou Ingram Shirley Folsche, President Mary Flott, V. President Norma Delk, Secretary JoAnne Masters, Treasurer COMPLIMENTS OF KARR FUNERAL HOME TROY, KANSAS COMPLIMENTS OF DINNER BELL CAFE TROY, KANSAS —29— ROW I: Dale Sharp, Jerry Dubach, Samuel Warren, Jack Mallory, Alan Johnson, Myron Jeschke, John Mallory, Danny Ramsey, Franklin Schoenfelder ROW II: Mr. Kuenzi, Ivan Clark, Jack Masters, Kenneth Lane, James Gilmore, Donald McClelland, Jerral Weber, Leroy Sharp, Floyd Fitzgerald, Thomas Chappie O icetA Myron Jeschke, President Jack Masters, Vice President Donald McClelland, Treasurer Ronnie Ashworth, Secretary John Mallory, Reporter Mr. Charles Kuenzi, Advisor DONIPHAN ELECTRIC CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Inc. TROY, KANSAS BROWN SERVICE STATION MOBILGAS OILS TROY, KANSAS —30— Commercial £tu4ij luhch (Zoom COMPLIMENTS OF COUFLUIENTS OF DR. ARCH J. BLAIR TROY STATE BANK Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. —31— TROY, KANSAS Any resemblance to faculty is purely coincidental! SPONSORED BY JOHN ROONEY - BALFOUR CO. KANSAS CITY, MO. —36— SPONSORED BY SEMCO COLOR PRESS OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA COMPLIMENTS OF PINGER’S HARDWARE PLUMBING APPLAINCES HEATING Troy, Kansas Phone 175 -37- COMPLIMENTS OF OSCAR MAYER FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICES Phone 144 Ii your guess is As good as m ne 7? ' ' V i j See Page 39 —38— Before You Decide .Take an Airflyte Ride in the Worlds Most Modem Car The Ambassador • The Statesman • The Rambler Sampson Motor Co. £t.jc4ej t, tiic. BABY PICTURES 1. Norma Jean Nitz 2. Richard Stahl 3. Beverly Scott 4. Betty Lewis 5. Mae Brenner 6. Marceline Miller 7. Jack Masters S. JoAnn Masters 9. Bernadine Ford 10. Lynne Fuller 11. Donna Williams 12. Donald McClelland 13. Shirley Folsche 14. Mary Flott 15. Erma Sharp 16. Shirley Smith 17. Marjorie Trant —39— (ffllMEMEf AaleA Aer dice Yroif, HanAaA Phene 'JawerA ' Equipment Co Alii A ChalnterA heater The Trojan is a great invention The school gets all the fame. The staff gets all the money??? But I get all the blame. “ The Editor Uillyard Sales Floor Treatment Modern Sanitation handle frith Willtjard care 3t.JoAej k ttlo. Strathmann Studio flome ej jinn Precious Moments Preserved Forever 3uj0MPh )flc.